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List of Polling Stations for 174 Thanjavur Assembly Segment Within the 30 Thanjavur Parliamentary Constituency List of Polling Stations for 174 Thanjavur Assembly Segment within the 30 Thanjavur Parliamentary Constituency Sl.No Polling Location and name of building in Polling Areas Whether for All station No. which Polling Station located Voters or Men only or Women only 12 3 4 5 1 1 Municipal Middle School Old 1.Thanjavur (M) Agilambal pettai kadai street ward-1 , 2.Thanjavur (M) All Voters Building West Portion Palliyagraharam Road Ward-1 , 3.Thanjavur (M) Palliagraharam West street Ward-1 ,Palliagraharam 613003 , 4.Thanjavur (M) Palliyagraharam North street Ward-1 , 5.Thanjavur (M) Palliyagraharam East Street Ward-1 , 6.Thanjavur (M) Palliyagraharam middle street Ward-1 , 7.Thanjavur (M) Panjanatham Pillai lane Ward-1 , 8.Thanjavur (M) Jambu Kaveri Street Ward-1 2 2 Municipal Middle School Old 1.Thanjavur (M) Palliyagraharam South street ward-1 , 2.Thanjavur (M) All Voters Building (South Portion) Kumbakonam Road Ward-1 , 3.Thanjavur (M) Adidravidar street Ward-1 , ,Palliagraharam 613003 4.Thanjavur (M) Palliyagraharam Chinna Adidravidar street Ward 1 , 5.Thanjavur (M) Sathiya Krishna Nagar Ward-1 3 3 Sri Krishna Padasalai Elementary 1.Thanjavur (M) Anandhavalli Amman Kovil North lane ward-1 , 2.Thanjavur (M) All Voters School ,Vennatrankarai 613003 Anandhavalli Amman Kovil south street Ward-1 , 3.Thanjavur (M) Anna Chathiram Kadai street Ward-1 , 4.Thanjavur (M) Vijaya Ragavachariyar Road Ward-1 , 5.Thanjavur (M) Singaperumal Kovil North Street Ward-1 , 6.Thanjavur (M) Singaperumal Kovil Sannathi street Ward-1 , 7.Thanjavur (M) Singaperumal Kovil South street Ward-1 , 8.Thanjavur (M) Lakshmana Nayakkan street Ward-1 , 9.Thanjavur (M) Pamping Station Road Ward-1 , 10.Thanjavur (M) Neelamega Permal Kovil street Ward-1 , 11.Thanjavur (M) Anna chathiram Road Ward-1 , 12.Thanjavur (M) Lakshmana Nayakkan street Ward-1 , 13.Thanjavur (M) Anandha Valliyamman Kovil North street Ward-1 , 14.Thanjavur (M) Thiruvalluvar Colony Ward-1 , 15.Thanjavur (M) Veerarajacholan Nagar Ward-1 , 16.Thanjavur (M) Sathiya Krishna Nagar Ward-1 4 4 Municipal Middle School North 1.Thanjavur (M) Neethukara street ward-3 , 2.Thanjavur (M) Kodaikara street Ward- All Voters Main Building ,Karanthai 4 , 3.Thanjavur (M) Kallukara street Ward-4 , 4.Thanjavur (M) Keezha neethukara 613002 street Ward-4 , 5.Thanjavur (M) Sengalkara street Ward-4 , 6.Thanjavur (m) Emarthi kothan street ward-4 , 7.Thanjavur (M) Kulathu Mettu West street ward-4 , 8.Thanjavur (M) Kulathu Mettu Pillaiyar Kovil street Ward-4 Page Number : 1 of 42 List of Polling Stations for 174 Thanjavur Assembly Segment within the 30 Thanjavur Parliamentary Constituency Sl.No Polling Location and name of building in Polling Areas Whether for All station No. which Polling Station located Voters or Men only or Women only 12 3 4 5 5 5 Municipal Middle School Addl. 1.Thanjavur (M) Kulathumettu south street ward-4 , 2.Thanjavur (m) Kulathu mettu All Voters Building North Portion Opposite north street ward-4 , 3.Thanjavur (m) Keeraikara street ward-4 , 4.Thanjavur (M) to municiple hospital ,Karanthai Pathukattu Adidravidar street Ward-4 , 5.Thanjavur (M) Kulathu Mettu North street 613002 Ward 4 , 6.Thanjavur (M) Sujana Nagar (Kilarikara street ) Ward-4 , 7.Thanjavur (M) Kolikarai Lane Ward-4 6 6 Municipal Middle School Eastern 1.Thanjavur (M) Kolikara street Ward-4 , 2.Thanjavur (M) Kulathu Mettu East Street All Voters Building North Portion Opposite Ward-4 , 3.Thanjavur (M) Kodikaloor Adidravidar street Ward-4 , 4.Thanjavur (M) to municiple hospital ,Karanthai Amma Thottam Ward-4 613002 7 7 Municipal Middle School Addl. 1.Thanjavur (M) Chelliyamman kovil street ward-3 , 2.Thanjavur (M) All Voters Building North Part ,Karanthai Dhandayuthapani Madavilagam Ward-3 , 3.Thanjavur (M) Muthali street Ward-3 , 613002 4.Thanjavur (M) Pappara Chinnaya Pillai street Ward-3 , 5.Thanjavur (M) Kuthiraikatti Street Ward-3 , 6.Thanjavur (M) Periyanayagi amman sannathi street Ward 3 , 7.Thanjavur (M) Rajaram Mada street Ward-3 8 8 Municipal Middle school Seperate 1.Thanjavur (M) Sunganthidal periya adidravidar street ward-3 , 2.Thanjavur (M) All Voters New Building ,Karanthai Sunganthidal chinna Adidravidar street Ward-3 , 3.Thanjavur (M) Arikara street 613002 Ward-3 , 4.Thanjavur (M) Andiyapillai Agraharam Ward-3 , 5.Thanjavur (M) Valaiyalkara street Ward-3 , 6.Thanjavur (M) Kavadikara street Ward-3 , 7.Thanjavur (M) Sarukaisaveriyar Kovil street Ward-3 9 9 Uma Maheswara Hr.sec School 1.Thanjavur (M) Sunganthidal West street Ward-3 , 2.Thanjavur (M) Sunganthidal All Voters South Portion A.K.Velan North street Ward-3 , 3.Thanjavur (M) Sunganthidal east street ward-3 , 4.Thanjavur Building Karanthai ,Karanthai (M) Sunganthidal South Street Ward-3 , 5.Thanjavur (M) Sundarampillai Nagar Thanjavur 613002 Ward-3 , 6.Thanjavur (M) Sundarampillai Nagar Ext. Ward-3 , 7.Thanjavur (M) Sarukkai Savariyar Kovil Street Ward-3 , 8.Thanjavur (M) Sundaram Pillai 3rd Street Ward-3 , 9.Thanjavur (M) Sundarampillai Nagar Ward-3 Page Number : 2 of 42 List of Polling Stations for 174 Thanjavur Assembly Segment within the 30 Thanjavur Parliamentary Constituency Sl.No Polling Location and name of building in Polling Areas Whether for All station No. which Polling Station located Voters or Men only or Women only 12 3 4 5 10 10 Uma Maheswara Hr.sec School 1.Thanjavur (M) Sannathi Vaniya street Ward-5 , 2.Thanjavur (M) Sunnabukara All Voters Western wing A.K.Velan North street Ward-4 , 3.Thanjavur (M) Sunnambukara South street Ward-4 , Building ,Karanthai Thanjavur 4.Thanjavur (m) Milagu mari chetti street ward-4 , 5.Thanjavur (M) Vaniya street 613002 Ward-5 11 11 Uma Maheswara College Building 1.Thanjavur (M) West Thiruvaiyaru road ward-2 , 2.Thanjavur (M) Jaina Muppa All Voters North Part ,Karanthai 613002 street Ward-5 , 3.Thanjavur (M) West Vellala street Ward-5 , 4.Thanjavur (M) East Vellala street Ward-5 , 5.Thanjavur (M) Srirenga Kothan street Ward-5 , 6.Thanjavur (M) Narayanan Kothan street Ward-5 , 7.Thanjavur (M) Jaina Muthali street Ward-5 12 12 Uma Maheswara Hr.Sec. School 1.Thanjavur (M) Chella Pillaiyar kovil street ward-5 , 2.Thanjavur (M) Karanthai All Voters (Room No.11) ,Karanthai 613002 Othai street Ward-5 , 3.Thanjavur (M) Mantharadi street Ward-5 , 4.Thanjavur (M) Meenatchi Amman Kovil Madavilagam , 5.Thanjavur (M) Sannasi Kulam Road Ward-5 , 6.Thanjavur (M) Parasurama Agraharam Ward-5 , 7.Thanjavur (M) Athumettu street Ward-5 , 8.Thanjavur (M) Karanthai Kadai Theru Ward-5 , 9.Thanjavur (M) Muthusami Nayakkan Lane Ward-5 , 10.Thanjavur (M) Rengasami Nayakkan Lane Ward-5 , 11.Thanjavur (M) Azhagupillai lane Ward-5 , 12.Thanjavur (M) Arumugam pillai lane Ward-5 , 13.Thanjavur (M) Kuppan Pillai lane Ward-5 , 14.Thanjavur (M) Vaithilingam Pillai lane Ward-5 , 15.Thanjavur (M) Sivarampillai lane Ward-5 , 16.Thanjavur (M) Servaikaran street Ward-5 , 17.Thanjavur (M) Veerapillai lane Ward-5 , 18.Thanjavur (M) Narayanam Pillai lane Ward-5 13 13 Uma Maheswara Hr.Sec. School 1.Thanjavur (M) Sesaiya sasthiri road ward-5 , 2.Thanjavur (M) Thattimal lane Ward- All Voters Addl. Building (Room No.12) 5 , 3.Thanjavur (M) Gujiliyankulam Maratiya street Ward-5 , 4.Thanjavur (M) ,Karanthai 613002 Gujiliyangulam Vadakarai Ward-5 , 5.Thanjavur (M) Gujiliyagulam North Edatheru Ward-5 , 6.Thanjavur (M) Gujiliyangulam south Edatheru Ward-5 , 7.Thanjavur (M) Rajaveethi Ward-5 , 8.Thanjavur (M) Sengadi street Ward-5 Page Number : 3 of 42 List of Polling Stations for 174 Thanjavur Assembly Segment within the 30 Thanjavur Parliamentary Constituency Sl.No Polling Location and name of building in Polling Areas Whether for All station No. which Polling Station located Voters or Men only or Women only 12 3 4 5 14 14 St. Antony's Elementary School 1.Thanjavur (M) Valampuri adidravidar street ward-2 , 2.Thanjavur (M) Valampuri All Voters North Building ,Valampuri street Ward-2 , 3.Thanjavur (M) Kuruvikara North street Ward-2 , 4.Thanjavur (M) North 613002 Kuruvikara Adidravidar street Ward-2 , 5.Thanjavur (M) Kurvikara South street Ward-2 , 6.Thanjavur (M) Veloor Adidravidar street Ward-2 , 7.Thanjavur (M) Killanappa Mandapam Ward-2 , 8.Thanjavur (M) Veloor street Ward-2 , 9.Thanjavur (M) Kuruvikara west street Ward-2 , 10.Thanjavur (M) Saveriyar Kovil street Ward-2 , 11.Thanjavur (M) West thiruvathi street Ward-2 , 12.Thanjavur (M) Valampuri street Ward-2 15 15 Jaina Aided Elementary School 1.Thanjavur (M) Onthachi koththan street ward-2 , 2.Thanjavur (M) Malluga Chetti All Voters Main Building Eastern Portion street Ward-2 , 3.Thanjavur (M) Pethanayakkan lane Ward-2 , 4.Thanjavur (M) ,Karanthai 613002 Thattan Kulam street Ward-2 , 5.Thanjavur (M) Pookulam south street Ward-2 , 6.Thanjavur (M) Pookualam North street Ward-2 , 7.Thanjavur (M) Pookulam west street Ward-2 , 8.Thanjavur (M) Krishnakovil Edatheru Ward-2 , 9.Thanjavur (M) Mela thiruvaiyaru road Pookulam Ward-2 , 10.Thanjavur (M) Pookulam Puthu nagar Ward-2 16 16 Jaina Aided Elementary School 1.Thanjavur (M) Kasi pandithar kulam ward-2 , 2.Thanjavur (M) Vadukar street All Voters Main Building ,Karanthai Ward-2 , 3.Thanjavur (M) Mettu theru ward-2 , 4.Thanjavur (M) Vaikkankara street 613002 Ward-2 , 5.Thanjavur (M) Krishnan Kovil Edatheru Ward-2 , 6.Thanjavur (M) Krishnan Kovil Madavilagam Ward-2 , 7.Thanjavur (M) Thaikkal street Ward-2 17 17 St. Arulanandhar Middle School 1.Thanjavur (M) North Main street ward-6 , 2.Thanjavur (M) Sirece Chathiram Road All Voters (Room.no.1) North gate Ward-6 , 3.Thanjavur (M) Rohini salai Ward-6 , 4.Thanjavur (M) ,Vadakkuvasal,Thanjavur 613008 Vadakku Veethi Ward-6 , 5.Thanjavur (M) Bavamadam Lane Ward-6 , 6.Thanjavur (M) Kasi Allah Kovil lane Ward-8 , 7.Thanjavur (M) Pada allah Husen Kovil Lane Ward-8 , 8.Thanjavur (M) Ammalayam lane Ward-8 18 18 St Arulanandhar Middle School 1.Thanjavur (M) Sirece chathiram road ward-6 , 2.Thanjavur (M) Vadakku Alangam All Voters (Room no.2) Ward-6 ,Vadakkuvasal,Thanjavur 613008 Page Number : 4 of 42 List of Polling Stations for 174 Thanjavur Assembly Segment within the 30 Thanjavur Parliamentary Constituency Sl.No Polling Location and name of building in Polling Areas Whether for All station No.
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